Remove any object from a photo by naming it

No brushing, no lasso. Upload a photo, type what should disappear — a passer-by, a wire, a date stamp — and get the same photo back with the gap filled to match its surroundings.

Drop images here, or select files

JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 15 MB each · up to 4 images

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Passers-by, wires, stamps — gone

Every result below came straight out of the tool, with no touch-ups. Drag the handle to inspect the rebuilt area up close, then drop your own photo at the top of the page.

Hiker on the far trail — Before
Hiker on the far trail — After
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Hiker on the far trail

Gone — the lake shore reads continuous

Power lines crossing the sky — Before
Power lines crossing the sky — After
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Power lines crossing the sky

Wires gone, the sunset gradient stays smooth

Trash bin at the frame edge — Before
Trash bin at the frame edge — After
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Trash bin at the frame edge

Sidewalk and shopfront close behind it

Price tag tied to the vase — Before
Price tag tied to the vase — After
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Price tag tied to the vase

Tag and string gone, the glaze untouched

What this object remover does

It takes a photo and a short description of what should not be in it, and returns the same photo with that thing gone and the background behind it rebuilt — texture, colour and lighting matched to the surroundings. There is nothing to paint over and no mask to draw: the description is the instruction.

Reach for it for the photobomber behind an otherwise good shot, the power line crossing a landscape, the price tag on a second-hand listing photo, or the date stamp an old camera burned in. Short noun phrases work better than long sentences — name the thing, not the story. If what covers your image is a watermark — a tiled pattern or a logo stamp rather than a physical object — the Watermark Remover is tuned for exactly that and needs no description at all.

A cleaned photo usually wants to go somewhere: open it in the AI Image Generator to place it in a new scene, or use it as the opening frame of a short clip. If terms like inpainting or resolution are unfamiliar, the glossary explains each one.

Object Remover specifications

Object Remover specifications
ParameterValueNotes
InputJPEG, PNG, WEBP · up to 15 MB eachAny photo with something unwanted in it. .jpg and .jpeg are both fine.
OutputPNG · about 1K (≈1,024 px long side)PNG at about 1K — the removed area is rebuilt to match its surroundings.
Batch sizeUp to 4 images per runImages are processed in parallel; each one is billed and refunded on its own.
Credits16 credits per image · no daily capCharged per image when you submit, with no daily cap.
Result retention7–365 days by planResults stay downloadable for the retention window of your plan, then are deleted from storage.
On failureCredits refunded automaticallyIf an image cannot be processed, the credits for that image are returned to your balance automatically.

How to remove an object

Three steps from cluttered photo to clean one

Add your images

Drag photos in, paste from the clipboard or click anywhere on the drop area — a whole batch at once, all sharing one description.

Name what should go

A short noun phrase is all it takes — "the person in the background", "the wire", "the date stamp". The same description applies to every image in the batch.

Download the PNG

Every result comes as a before/after slider so you can check the rebuilt area up close. The photo can also go on to AI Image or AI Video without leaving the site.

Object Remover — FAQ

Credits, descriptions, results

Clean your first photo

Name what should go — it goes.